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Post by hurlingman on Aug 26, 2024 16:49:54 GMT
So it's almost time for the new colleges season once again.
Corn Uí Mhuirí - Senior (Under 19) Under 19 A Football
A total of 19 schools will take part in the TUS Corn Uí Mhuirí - Under 19 A Football competition. Mercy Mounthawk are the defending champions.
Group 1 - St. Brendans, Colaiste Choilm, St. Francis College Rochestown, St. Flannans College
Group 2 – Clonakilty CC , Pobalscoil Inbhear Sceine, Hamilton Highschool, Colaiste an Spioraid Naoimh
Group 3 – Mercy Mounthawk, Abbey CBS, Skibbereen CC, St. Patricks Castleisland
Group 4 – Patrician Academy Mallow, Intermediate School Killorglin, De La Salle College, Macroom, Mitchelstown CBS
Group 5 – Tralee CBS, Pobalscoil Chorca Dhuibhne, Presentation Milltown
The Green are also in Group 6 of the Harty Cup with Thurles CBS and St. Flannans.
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Post by powerhurl on Aug 27, 2024 12:22:32 GMT
Great news for Kerry hurling with the green in Harty cup.
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Post by mossie on Sept 4, 2024 19:36:03 GMT
Great news for Kerry hurling with the green in Harty cup. yep, big step but good news. I think just 2 schools that are in both Harty Cup and Corn Ui Mhuiri ( The Green and Flannans) ?? |
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Post by mg72 on Oct 23, 2024 20:46:52 GMT
Wins today for St Brendans, Kenmare, Mounthawk, Castleisland, and Tralee CBS.
Losses for Killorglin and Dingle.
Miltown had a bye in the 1st round.
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Post by mitchelsontour on Oct 23, 2024 22:32:38 GMT
Wins today for St Brendans, Kenmare, Mounthawk, Castleisland, and Tralee CBS. Losses for Killorglin and Dingle. Miltown had a bye in the 1st round. While Dingle lost they put it up to the Green for 50+ minutes |
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Post by mg72 on Oct 23, 2024 22:37:06 GMT
Wins today for St Brendans, Kenmare, Mounthawk, Castleisland, and Tralee CBS. Losses for Killorglin and Dingle. Miltown had a bye in the 1st round. While Dingle lost they put it up to the Green for 50+ minutes [br Yeah, I read that in the Examiner online. ISK Killorglin were close enough to Mallow with 10 minutes left too, but Mallow pulled well clear then. A good day for the Kerry schools |
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Post by tpo on Oct 24, 2024 13:21:46 GMT
Watched The Sem on clubber, they won 3-4 to 0-4 but looked weak and would be surprised if they are at the business end
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Post by kerryexile5 on Oct 25, 2024 10:58:47 GMT
Great news for Kerry hurling with the green in Harty cup. Yes but they really do but nothing to help promote hurling in an up and coming Harty cup school such as the Green. They put the Green in with two of the best teams in the Harty cup Flannans and Thurles in a group of 3 and Tralee are away to both of them. Looking at the other groups of 4 teams I would of fancied Tralee to beat some of them schools from Waterford and Cork. Anyway, it is what it is. |
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Post by mitchelsontour on Oct 25, 2024 12:18:42 GMT
I believe it's an open draw for the groups in both the Harty cup and corn ui mhuiri.
So just luck of the draw that the Green ended up in a 3 team group with 2 powerhouses.
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Post by kerryexile on Nov 1, 2024 14:27:45 GMT
Is the venue for Tralee CBS vs Thurles CBS Harty Cup game known yet? It is fixed for next Wednesday.
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Post by Control8 on Nov 2, 2024 0:42:33 GMT
Is the venue for Tralee CBS vs Thurles CBS Harty Cup game known yet? It is fixed for next Wednesday.
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Post by hurlingman on Nov 8, 2024 6:18:55 GMT
The Green put in a decent showing in their first Harty Cup game. Seemed to be in the game for a long time until Thurles pulled away.
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Post by kerryexile5 on Nov 8, 2024 10:34:47 GMT
The Green put in a decent showing in their first Harty Cup game. Seemed to be in the game for a long time until Thurles pulled away. They did and they couldn’t of got a tougher group. Thurles CBS have won the Harty cup 8 times and their next opponents St. Flannans have won the Harty cup 22 times. Fantastic work is going into Tralee CBS hurling development by Daithi Griffin, Mark Ryall and a few others teachers. This will really help the development of our Kerry hurlers in the 16-18 year old bracket, hurling against the best schools in Munster. They surely won’t get a tougher group next year so this year is just about competing. Causeway comprehensive seem to have fallen off the schools hurling cliff altogether which is a pity because if you had Tralee CBS & Causeway Comp both hurling at a high level it would be fantastic. Btw, Liam Og O Connor from Ardfert scored 2-9 out of their 2-12 total v Thurles CBS, that is some scoring. |
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Post by hurlingman on Nov 8, 2024 14:50:05 GMT
The Green put in a decent showing in their first Harty Cup game. Seemed to be in the game for a long time until Thurles pulled away. They did and they couldn’t of got a tougher group. Thurles CBS have won the Harty cup 8 times and their next opponents St. Flannans have won the Harty cup 22 times. Fantastic work is going into Tralee CBS hurling development by Daithi Griffin, Mark Ryall and a few others teachers. This will really help the development of our Kerry hurlers in the 16-18 year old bracket, hurling against the best schools in Munster. They surely won’t get a tougher group next year so this year is just about competing. Causeway comprehensive seem to have fallen off the schools hurling cliff altogether which is a pity because if you had Tralee CBS & Causeway Comp both hurling at a high level it would be fantastic. Btw, Liam Og O Connor from Ardfert scored 2-9 out of their 2-12 total v Thurles CBS, that is some scoring. It should definitely be a help. Not everyone from North Kerry would have gone to school in Causeway so a lot would have missed out on school hurling. Particularly a lot from the likes of Ardfert, Crotta and Abbeydorney would have gone to school in Tralee. Causeway have been falling behind for a while now. From being one of the top Vocational schools teams back in the day. |
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Post by kerryexile5 on Nov 8, 2024 18:34:46 GMT
They did and they couldn’t of got a tougher group. Thurles CBS have won the Harty cup 8 times and their next opponents St. Flannans have won the Harty cup 22 times. Fantastic work is going into Tralee CBS hurling development by Daithi Griffin, Mark Ryall and a few others teachers. This will really help the development of our Kerry hurlers in the 16-18 year old bracket, hurling against the best schools in Munster. They surely won’t get a tougher group next year so this year is just about competing. Causeway comprehensive seem to have fallen off the schools hurling cliff altogether which is a pity because if you had Tralee CBS & Causeway Comp both hurling at a high level it would be fantastic. Btw, Liam Og O Connor from Ardfert scored 2-9 out of their 2-12 total v Thurles CBS, that is some scoring. It should definitely be a help. Not everyone from North Kerry would have gone to school in Causeway so a lot would have missed out on school hurling. Particularly a lot from the likes of Ardfert, Crotta and Abbeydorney would have gone to school in Tralee. Causeway have been falling behind for a while now. From being one of the top Vocational schools teams back in the day. ] TUS Corn an Artaigh Group 6 Thurles C.B.S 2-25 V2-12 Tralee CBS Mon 14th Oct 24 (19 C H) TUS Corn Risteard Ui Mhathuna Group 2 Clonakilty Community College 3-20 V1-18 Causeway Comprehensive School Thu 7th Nov 24 TUS Corn Liam O Cinneide (19 E H) Mercy Mounthawk 5-20 V 1-11 St Josephs Ballybunion Tue 5th Nov 24 TUS Corn Liam O Cinneide (19 E H) Gaelcholaiste Chiarrai 3-23 V3-5 St John Bosco Community College Kildysart We now have Traleee CBS at the premier Harty Cup level. Causeway are now hurling at C level and Mounthawk, the Gaelcolaiste & Ballybunion are in the E group. But it’s good to see 5 of the schools playing hurling in Munster, it means a lot of secondary schools kids in Tralee & North Kerry are playing hurling throughout the winter months. |
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Post by hurlingman on Nov 9, 2024 6:59:20 GMT
It should definitely be a help. Not everyone from North Kerry would have gone to school in Causeway so a lot would have missed out on school hurling. Particularly a lot from the likes of Ardfert, Crotta and Abbeydorney would have gone to school in Tralee. Causeway have been falling behind for a while now. From being one of the top Vocational schools teams back in the day. ] TUS Corn an Artaigh Group 6 Thurles C.B.S 2-25 V2-12 Tralee CBS Mon 14th Oct 24 (19 C H) TUS Corn Risteard Ui Mhathuna Group 2 Clonakilty Community College 3-20 V1-18 Causeway Comprehensive School Thu 7th Nov 24 TUS Corn Liam O Cinneide (19 E H) Mercy Mounthawk 5-20 V 1-11 St Josephs Ballybunion Tue 5th Nov 24 TUS Corn Liam O Cinneide (19 E H) Gaelcholaiste Chiarrai 3-23 V3-5 St John Bosco Community College Kildysart We now have Traleee CBS at the premier Harty Cup level. Causeway are now hurling at C level and Mounthawk, the Gaelcolaiste & Ballybunion are in the E group. But it’s good to see 5 of the schools playing hurling in Munster, it means a lot of secondary schools kids in Tralee & North Kerry are playing hurling throughout the winter months. Ballybunion is an interesting one. I think they played in some grade last year as well. Although they must mostly have lads from Ballyduff I'd imagine. Kenmare have a team in some of the junior championships as well. Also St. Michael's Listowel had a team last year at U16 I think. |
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Post by mack21 on Nov 12, 2024 10:53:29 GMT
There is a full round of Corn ui mhuiri tomorrow...What is the news on the kerry schools? Anyone travelling to Milltown for the Green v Milltown? The Green have most of last year's group still available from the final last year. Milltown took an awful hiding from ISK in the O Sullivan shield. This looks like a real mismatch.
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Post by kerrylad38 on Nov 12, 2024 16:43:07 GMT
There is a full round of Corn ui mhuiri tomorrow...What is the news on the kerry schools? Anyone travelling to Milltown for the Green v Milltown? The Green have most of last year's group still available from the final last year. Milltown took an awful hiding from ISK in the O Sullivan shield. This looks like a real mismatch. St Pats Castleisland Are In Rathkeale Tomorrow Against Abbey Tipperary With A Win Sending Pats Into The Last 8 |
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Post by bundledovertheline on Nov 13, 2024 9:46:49 GMT
Round 2 of the 2024/2025 Corn Uí Mhuirí (Under 19 A Football) competition will take place on Wednesday November 13th.
TUS Corn Ui Mhuiri Group 1
St Brendans Killarney V St. Francis College Rochestown at 1:30pm in Mallow
Coláiste Choilm Ballincollig V St. Flannans College Ennis at 1:30pm in Ballyagran
TUS Corn Ui Mhuiri Group 2
Clonakilty Community College V Árdscoil Uí Urmaltaigh Bandon at 1:30pm in Newcestown
Iver Sceine Kenmare V Coláiste An Spioráid Naomh Bishopstown at 1:30pm in Naomh Aban
TUS Corn Ui Mhuiri Group 3
Abbey C.B.S. V St Pats Castleisland at 12:30pm in The Bog Garden
Mercy Mounthawk V Skibbereen CS at 12:30pm in Kenmare
TUS Corn Ui Mhuiri Group 4
CBS Mitchelstown V I.S. Killorglin at 12:30pm in Macroom
Patrician Academy Mallow V De La Salle College Macroom at 1:30pm in Millstreet
TUS Corn Ui Mhuiri Group 5
Tralee CBS V Presentation Secondary School Miltown at 1:30pm in Milltown
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Post by mack21 on Nov 13, 2024 18:54:20 GMT
Interesting results today..5 kerry schools won... Anyone at any of the games?
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Post by hurlingman on Nov 21, 2024 6:48:08 GMT
The Green took a very heavy beating yesterday. Although they were always going to be up against it losses like that doesn't help anyone.
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Post by lad on Nov 29, 2024 22:19:43 GMT
The Green are in the under 17 B Munster hurling final after beating defending champions and Harty school Blackwater CC in the semi-final today 0-12 to 0-10. Congrats to all involved!
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Post by Tadhgeen on Nov 30, 2024 8:48:36 GMT
Make no mistake about it this was a brilliant win by the Green U17.
The game played in very wet conditions finished level at normal time. Two evenly matched teams, with both sets of backs outstanding, battled it out in a tense game.
The score at HT was 2 pts each. Blackwater had just got out in front nearing the finish line but were lucky not to concede a goal when the Green half forward was through on goal and was unceremoniously stopped in his tracks by what looked like a dangerous and high tackle. Blackwater escaped with a yellow card and the Green scored a point from the resultant free to level it up.
Full time normal time 7pts each
Backwater started extra time on top and fired over 2 points before the Green responded with a point of their own leaving the half time score at extra time 0-09 0-08 to Blackwater.
From the final throw-in the Green gained possession and ran straight down the middle of the Blackwater defence scoring a wonderful point to level it up again. Inspired by that score and with Blackwater tiring the Green men stuck their chests out and employing a more direct running game hit three wonderful scores to leave three points between the teams for the first time.
There was no way back for Blackwater who could only respond with a late point. The Green’s strong and determined finish in what was a highly competitive and close game was impressive.
Final score after extra time Tralee CBS 0-12 Blackwater CS 0-10
Great credit is due to this Tralee CBS team and their mentors. They are making history for the school after winning the Limerick A post primary schools cup a couple of years ago. The same team are now in a historic Munster final the Corn Shéamais Uí Dhonnchú.
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